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“Inter Alia can be read as a memoir or as a textbook in psychoanalysis with the author as the case study. What bridges the two genres is the author’s ongoing reflection on what made him who he was and his impatient desire to overcome his shortcomings by introspection and through psychoanalytic treatment. It must also be said that it is is a love story. It is not saccharine—no one is larger than life, everyone has flaws—but nonetheless it is a story About love. It is about the author’s love for his parents, his children, and his wife, but also his love for his colleagues, his patients and for the people who helped him along the way. Viewed as the hero’s journey the protagonist moves from a position of alienatio Continue reading Two Titles Now Available on Kindle
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A Haunted Patrimony
Click Here to Read:: Through their art collecting wealthy Jews staked a claim to being French, but the nation they loved savagely betrayed them by David A. Bell on the New York Review of Books website on July 1, 2021 issue.
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Maybe the Aliens Really Are Here
Click Here to Read: Maybe the Aliens Really Are Here. But if so, it’s probably in the form of robotic probes—something both UFO enthusiasts and SETI scientists should be able to agree on By John Gertz on the Scientific American website on June 21, 2021.
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Ferenczi’s Turn in Psychoanalysis
Brown, and White: Thoughts on Psychoanalysis, the Blues, and Marginality
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